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Beijing vowed to beef up measures to prevent a COVID-19 flare-up in China's capital and ensure people's safety as the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games approach. Besides the concerns raised by the latest domestic wave of COVID-19 in neighboring city Tianjin, the arrival of tens of thousands of overseas participants must alert the Chinese capital to the risk of imported infections.
The COVID-19 spread in Northwest China's Shaanxi remains to be subdued, and neighboring Central China's Henan Province and East China's Zhejiang Province are also facing an onslaught of the outbreak, whose causes remain unknown. As China prepares to celebrate Lunar New Year and the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games in a month, such flare-ups were described by epidemiologists as 'concerning, but controllable,
Northwestern China's Xi'an entered 2022 as it fights the country's severest COVID-19 outbreak since Wuhan's in early 2020, with more than 1,600 cases detected so far.
When Americans in New York, Boston, Las Vegas and elsewhere were celebrating the New Year with shouting, kissing and dancing while ignoring health experts' advice to wear masks and keep social distance, the epidemic in the US is riding a roller coaster going up at speed, breaking daily records in case numbers and leaving many to wondering when this latest wave will peak, and how high it will be.
Northwestern China’s city Xi’an is fighting China’s severest COVID-19 outbreak since Wuhan’s in early 2020 with more than 1,500 people infected, but experts said that the inflection point is still yet to occur.